Obligations tracker
Regulation
An obligations tracker organized by issuing authority and jurisdiction: US federal and state court standing orders, state bar ethics opinions, ABA guidance, and EU AI Act provisions relevant to legal-service AI use. Each entry pairs the primary rule text with a plain-language summary and an effective date, kept strictly separated by jurisdiction scope so US court/bar rules are never conflated with EU AI Act obligations. Serves the task of determining what is mandatory where a practitioner practices. Excludes case outcomes (Risk Digest) and procedural how-to steps (Workflows); this group answers 'what rule applies,' not 'what happened' or 'what do I do.'
US Federal
No obligations tracked yet in this scope.
US State
UpdatedEffectiveJun 1, 2025China's AI Weather Forecasting Collides with Meteorology Law
The July 2026 Typhoon Bavi incident exposed how open-source AI weather models let bloggers issue unauthorized forecasts, raising legal exposure under China's Meteorology Law and revealing a regulatory gap the new AI Meteorological Measures don't fully close.
UpdatedEffectiveAug 2, 2026Deploying AI for Regulatory Compliance While Navigating AI Regulation
This article provides a practical framework for compliance teams deploying AI to manage regulatory obligations while ensuring those same AI systems comply with the evolving patchwork of AI-specific regulations. Learn how to embed AI governance directly into your compliance operations to avoid creating new regulatory risk.
UpdatedWhich State AI Laws Affect Law Firms in 2026?
Multiple state AI laws took effect on January 1, 2026, imposing compliance duties on law firms that develop, deploy, or use covered AI systems. This guide identifies the key laws — including California AB 2013, SB 243, and Texas TRAIGA — and the operational steps firms must take to remain compliant.
UpdatedEffectiveJul 31, 2026PJM Data Center Power Costs Trigger Regulatory Overhaul
A structured reference mapping the FERC orders, PJM tariff revisions, state legislation, and litigation that have followed a 1,038% surge in PJM capacity prices driven by AI data center load. Understand how this regulatory cascade reallocates power costs across the 13-state PJM footprint.
EU
No obligations tracked yet in this scope.